However, as the government began to take violent action against the protestors, armed resistance inevitably emerged.
Ms Lange said: "It's rather ironic that the only threats came from their own person, encouraging others to take violent action against SeaWorld".
Chuck Hagel told me that he repeatedly warned Sisi not to take violent action, but Sisi emphasized the difference between the police and the Army.
Finally, Mr. Sharon is concerned that his withdrawal proposal might be perceived as a reward for terrorism, emboldening Palestinians to take violent action.
Meanwhile, conservative factions among the dwarves, fearing that this brave new world might destroy thousands of years of tradition, take violent action against the accoutrements of modernity.
Hard-core players invest so much time and money into building a powerful online character that the loss or theft of a virtual identity prompts some to take violent action.
Instead, in an offhand comment at a rally in Wilmington, North Carolina, Trump suggested that angry gun owners could take violent action against a future President Clinton.* A grateful Clinton campaign quickly seized on Trump's comment, making sure nobody missed it.
The fire bombing episodes, along with earlier small-scale crowd violence at some party rallies, has prompted the OAS, which is set to send an observer mission to Antigua, to call on the leadership of both parties to dissuade their supporters from taking violent actions.
"A few people took violent action," he said, according to the South China Morning Post.
